Dionysios Solomos (greek: Äéïíýóéïò Óïëùìüò) (1798-1857) was a Greek poet from Zakynthos. He is best known for writing the poem "Hymn to Freedom" (Imnos pros tin Eleftherian) in 1823, of which the first two stanzas became the Greek national anthem. Solomos died in February 1857 from apoplexy. His remains were transferred to Zakynthos in 1865.
- Name: Dionysios Solomos
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- Birth: 08/04/1798 (Zakynthos, Regional unit of Zakynthos, Ionian Islands, Greece)
- Death: 09/02/1857 (Kerkyra, Regional unit of Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece)
- Died at 58
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- Lived in Zakynthos, Regional unit of Zakynthos
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- Memorial QR JPG File:
https://rip.live/content/uploads/photos/2025/04/greece/ionian_islands/zakynthos_regional_unit_of_zakynthos/solomos_museum_3412/graves/dionysios_solomos_91104/qr/dionysios_solomos_91104_qr.jpg - Cemetery Title:
Solomos Museum - Cemetery Link:
https://rip.live/cemetery/solomos_museum_3412 - Country:
Greece - Region:
Ionian Islands - City:
Zakynthos, Regional unit of Zakynthos - Local Address:
Agios Markos Square,
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